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Cars That Chat: The US Road Safety Plan Driving Towards Zero Fatalities
The US Department of Transportation’s new road safety plan aims to reduce roadway fatalities to zero by deploying vehicle-to-everything (V2X) tech. By 2036, they hope to have V2X tech in 75 metro areas, covering 85% of intersections. This tech could prevent thousands of deaths and…
Hot Take:
Look out, drivers! Your car is about to become that chatty friend who can’t stop messaging. But hey, if it’s going to save lives, we’ll let it slide this time.
Key Points:
- The US Department of Transportation (DoT) announced a nationwide road safety plan involving vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technology.
- V2X allows vehicles to communicate with each other, pedestrians, cyclists, and roadside infrastructure.
- The plan aims for full V2X deployment across the National Highway System by 2036.
- Concerns include cybersecurity and costs, though the Federal Highway Administration has announced $60 million in related grants.
- Automakers, the Federal Communications Commission, and other stakeholders will play significant roles in this initiative.
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